5. The mass of metal deposited by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution of metal ions increases in inverse proportion to which property? I. Electrolysis time II. Metal ion charge III. Electrolysis current Oll only O III only OI and II O I, II, and Ill

5. The mass of metal deposited by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution of metal ions increases in inverse proportion to which property? I. Electrolysis time II. Metal ion charge III. Electrolysis current Oll only O III only OI and II O I, II, and Ill

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5. The mass of metal deposited by the electrolysis of an aqueous solution of metal ions increases in inverse
proportion to which property?
I. Electrolysis time
II. Metal ion charge
III. Electrolysis current
Oll only
O III only
OI and II
O I, II, and Ill

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